The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-07-01
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
List of Teachers Elected at the Ad-
Iourned Meeting Last Evening.


was held last evening. All the members Of
the board were present except the Mayor,
who came in later.
Col. Merrill was appointed chairman pro
TEN.
The record was passed over, this being an
adjourned meeting
Bills amounting to $202.14 were read and
approved.
Col. Merrill, chairman of the special COM
mittee on district lines, reported the follow
ing as the changes recommended in the
western part of the city:
THAT the former Bracket street district
shall be denOminated hereafter Primary No.
4. and the new district, Carroll Street
School District No. g."
2-The Carroll street District No. shall
pc bounded as follows: Beginning at the
junction Of Pine and Clark streets thence
through Clark street to Spring; thence
through Spring, including both sides, to
May; thence through May street, including
both sides, to Danforth street, and continu-
ing in the same straight line to Fore River;
thence by Fore River to the prolongation of
line through West street to Fore River:
thence by that line to and through West
street to Pine street, the point of beginning.
3-Brackett street District No. Z shall con-
tain the portion of the city bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the corner of Clark and
Pine streets; thence through Pine street to
Winter; thence through Winter to Gray;
thence through Gray to Brackett; thence
through Bracket to harbor; thence by har-
Dor to the boundary line Of Carroll street
district, and by that line to Pine street, the
place of beginning.
4-To the Spring street district is added
the portion Of the city bounded by Tying,
YORK. BTackett and Gray streets, also the
eastern side Of Winter street from Gray to
Spring street,
5-To Park street is added the portion of
the city bounded by Mellen, Congress and
Grove streets, and the Deering town line.
t-Districts not affected by these changes
remain as before.
This report of the committee was accepted
and adopted.
The Mayor, now arriving. assumed the
chair.
Col. Merrill, chairman of the High School
committee, read the designations Of Mr. Levi
Turner, yrana Mss AlieteN N arren. q that
school, and these were accepted.
The committee then proceeded to the elee-
tion Of teachers, and the following were
elected at the usual salaries:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Albro 4. Chase, Fred A. Carpenter,
Antoine DOrticos, Emily w Dana
Sarah A. Gilpatriek, Flora b. Coolidge
Mary +. Baker, Carrie T. Gould,
Annie T. True, Eugenie Cushing.
sHAILER SCHOOL.
Marada +. Adams, Ada B. Curtis,
Myra L. russell, Alice |. Evans,
Nj Rose Giles, Mabel r. Jordan,
llzzle - Sawyer, Myra M. Eastman,
Nellie J. Libby, Albertine p. Brackett.
NORTH SCHOOL.
Andrew II. Files, Emma l.. Robinson
II. C. Blanchard Fannie Il. Blake.
Sarah Y. Eastman, Marcia 4. Redlon,
MaryE Looney Ella f. A. latham
Matte Foley Margaret c. Taylor,
lda Z. Sterling, Elizabeth A. Day,
Mary j.. Pennell, Alice NJ. Hyde,
Maggie w. Langthorne, Hattie L. Brown,
Lucy A. Whiteley. Carrie H. Shaw
Eva nj. Morse, Clara L. Sawyer
Sarah E. Hannegan, Mary McAleney
Ellnor u walsh, Anna G. Hawley.
WEST SCHOOL.
Adrianna NJ. Carleton. Frances NJ. Fuller.
Alice L. Curtis, Lizzie G. Fuler
Mary L. Wescott Nelsine l. Agerson.
BUTLER GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Orlando NJ. Lord Ellen G. Williams
Sarrle r. jenkins, Hattie l.. Rice,
Ellen ID. Stevens. Eliza A. Taylor
susan T. Groyer Mary G.. Baker,
Nellie A. M0xcey, Nellie N. Jordan
Jennie s. Wescott.
CUMBERLAND STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
PANEL II Dole, Sarah A. Chamberlain,
FTasess F1a GetdSn Z; hSn1' Ellen Lien Worcester
Mary T. kilby, Florence 1. Pollister,
Jennie Z. Chase.
CENTRE STREET SCHOOL.
Wm. v. Andrews, Caroline O. Cole,
Lizzie +. Walsh, Clara G. Sawyer,
Maud A. Deehan, Sadie A Black
Sallie q. Barstow
PRIMARY NO 1, MONUMENT STREET
Emma J. Wilson, Mary L. Seaman;
Susan A. Clark, Emily s. Hunt,
Fannie l. knight, Susie H. Staples
Sarah c. Hoyt.
PRIMARY NO. 2, CHESTNUT STREET
Upoltha Upnehlia "A a. Grover, Grover, Franeea A.. Evans
Alice .. Moses, Mary A. Reed
Ruth nj Elder, Clara l.. Barnard
Flora b. Berry.
PRIMARY NO. 4, cAsco STREET.
Isabella Garyin. Sarah F. Colburn,
Margaret s. Sturdiyant Jennie Z. French
Annie j. Clark, Ellen Goold,
Mary p. Robinson, Gertrude L. Lang.
PRIMARY NO. 8, SPRING STREET
practice school)
Sarah NJ. Taylor.
PRIMARY NO. 6, PARK STREET.
Rosa Z. True, A. II. Woodbury.
Kate S. Batty, Anna j. Goddard,
PRIMARY No. Z, BRAcKETT STREET.
Mary +. Stackpole, Susan A. Holmes,
Mary E. Fales Augusta NJ Stubbs,
PRIMARY NO. 8, CARROLL STREET.
5IissJp 51IGisephne EsdaHa sslmonton, Lizzie A. stront,
Sldid A. lnOrntOn, Nellie A. Harper,
Mary A, SWEET,
PRIMARY NO. o, VAUGHAN STREET.
Eleanor X. Loring, Alice NJ. Wyer
Alice Nj. Kyle, Dora H. Moulson.
PEAKS IsAAND.
Eben w. WILDER.
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.
Ellen L. Barton, Mary H. True,
Anna Z. Allen, Hattie X. Estaprooke,
Isabel Harris
Writing Mast0r-H. w. Shayl0r.
Singing Teacher-Ann Il. Merrill
Mr. M. w. Andrews's salary was fixed at
S1200.
On motion of Mr.. MCGOWAN,
Voted, That sss request the committee on
public buildings to lay out upon the North